Anglican Social Responsibilities

Our prayers are with the families and communities of Kumanjayi Little Baby at this time. May her little soul rest in peace.
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Our thoughts are with the families and communities of Kumanjayi Little Baby at this time.

How can Church communities contribute to building peace-full relations between and with each Other?

Let’s come together, all of us.

Let’s remember who we are: humans — and that means we are essentially the same, no matter what culture, belief, or faith we assign to.
We are all very much the same in some vital ways.

As humans, we all need love, friendship, food, and a sense of belonging.

Instead of categorically defining the Other, how about we recognise what it is that we share — what makes us the same?
Because this is the ground we can meet on, the common ground.

JUSTICE HIVE 🐝
Listening for Peace, Confronting Racism
The next Justice Hive gathering is on Saturday 2 May at Uniting WA – 10/5 Aberdeen Street, Perth starting at 10.30am.
The theme for our Hive is “Listening for Peace, Confronting Racism”
In the face of escalating war, racism and intolerance of the Other, how might our congregations and communities be built for Peace? The Social Justice Commission invite you to conversations on how we might transform church and society into a reflection of the inclusive and equitable reign of God. Engage with three migrants from different religious traditions: John Na’em Snobar, Palestinian Christian; Maryam Eshghi, Iranian Baha’i; and Kevin Koay, Malaysian, Uniting Church.
This gathering will finish with a shared lunch. We look forward to welcoming you.
https://unitingchurchwa.org.au/event/social-justice-hive-gathering-3/

Social Justice UCWA